Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-05-13

Monday.
Miss Mary Marlenee was in town
Monday.
Father Jordan is able to be on the
streets again.
Mrs. Geo. Bateman was a Herald
caller, Friday.
j. O. Gray, of Alpena twp, was in
town Saturday.
Have you all noticed the change
In Roth Bros. ad?
Read the new advertisement for the
Woodburn House.
Miss Ida Martin is teaching in No.
?, Media township.
Gilbert Alberts returned Saturday
from Minnesota's twin cities.
Rev. Campbell breaches every Sun
LAY morning and evening at Alpena.
Will. Mcdonald and Ed Campbell
have gone to work at railroading a
while.
Mr.. McNickel Of Huron, a SON in
law of i. 7. Tof1em1re is visiting in
this vicinity.
A good meat market is very much
needed in Washington Springs. Who
will give us one?
The town Of Minot, Oak, was half
destroyed by fire last Monday. Loss
estimated at $4,000.
Maj. G. Nj. Wallace and wife drove
Up from Mitchell Wednesday to visit
their son II. j. Wallace.
Little Criss Spears went out to his
brother Willis last Saturday to make a
visit, and we all miss him.
Travelling statesmen find the Springs
q profitable place to visit, Judging by
The number on our streets.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Grow, who has been in very poor health
Tor some time, is improving.
Rolla Cady drove the White Lake
stage last Tuesday and did not forget
TO smile IN on the Herald folks.
Henry Koons called yesterday and
ordered the Herald continued, He is an
energetic farmer OF Blaine township.
DR.. I. N. Pardee started east last
Monday to attend commencement exer-
cises at Garrett Biblical Institute,
Evanston.
Mrs. M. G. Ayres gave the Herald
force a very pleasant call yesterday. She
spoke a good word for the Herald,
which pleased us, of course.
Will. Spears came over Saturday
and DR.. Turner extracted an aching
grinder for him without giving the
least pain, Ito the Dr., we mean)
Herman Miller was wonderfully
ely about that a11aa-pound girl up at his
house. Wonder why? We don't smoke,
and he is surely proud Of his girl.
Hail Insurance at actual cost. No
Initiation fees, No annual dues. Mu-
tual plan. Inquire of
2l1tf Albert Gunderson.
f. J. Presley the Waterbury stage
driver is the happy father Of a bounc-
ing boy who came last Saturday to
cheer their home and drink paragoric.
-Grissel & Strub of Woonsocket
have BUTTERFLIES Patterns for sale. Call
and get one and look at their nice stock
of spring and summer goods. 21ltf
The finest collection of house plants
that we have seen in our little burg be-
longs to "Aunt SARAH Barrett. Her
geraniums are especially worthy of
notice.
Landlord Tarble is improving the
Washington Springs Hotel by putting
screens up at doors and windows. He
is always looking after the comfort of
his guests.
DR.. Sherman, dentist, Of Huron,
will be at the washington Springs Ho-
tel next Monday. May 18th. All need.
ing the services OF dentist, please
call on him.
We learn that there is to be a Sab
;tath school organized in the Bea7s
school house next Sunday at 3 O clock.
Also one at the Brodkorb school house
at the same hour.
MIR. ketchun went through town
Saturday on his way from Woonsocket,
where he is engaged at h&rness-mal1-
ing. lie will make a short visit at his
home near Waterbury.
; MIR. M. D. Crow returned from
"trip to Alexandria and Mitchell this
week. Called at the Herald office
Thursday. He reports seeding about
done and everything booming.
i If any subscribers who have taken
Of our clubbing list, do not
receive the papers dubbed with the
Herald, they will do.us favor by let
no '1e know IF the fact, 2w |!